Kill crazy! The real daughter rushed to rectify the rich family!

The water was poured out and refilled.

After doing this twice, he poured it into a clean porcelain cup.

Ye Kong picked it up and drank it in one gulp. He licked his lips and said, "Then the flower box came. At first, she couldn't be discovered, so she was still trapped in the room. I brought her food and water every day. Other than that, I did nothing. Even letting her live in the bed was reminded by me... a brother. Otherwise, she would probably have to sleep on the floor with all the injuries until she recovered."

The girl shrugged. "But even if I gave her the bed, she didn't sleep for long. She felt she was getting better and immediately slept on the floor. She hid in my room until the case was uncovered and everything was over. After that, the old man... the dean of the Flower Box, offered to give her a room but she refused and insisted on sleeping on the floor in my bedroom. After that, she always followed me everywhere when I went out..."

Ye Kong paused, as if recalling those piled-up moments, and then slowly uttered a bland judgment from his lips: "She was very uneasy... She always woke up in a startle when she was sleeping, and was very alert at the slightest disturbance... She had been like this for the years in Hua He. Even though it had been a long time since the incident and the orphanage had been burned down, her condition had not improved. She was almost as thin as a bag of bones. I thought that I couldn't let her die in the orphanage, so I started to want to find her parents so that she could leave Hua He."

"This process was also difficult." Ye Kong nodded but pouted, as if using his expression to complain about how difficult Qu Wu was at the time. "At the beginning, I told her about this matter directly. She yelled and rolled on the ground like a naughty kid in kindergarten and refused to leave. She also went on a hunger strike to protest against me..."

"..."

Mother Qu stared blankly at the girl opposite her.

The image of her teenage daughter involuntarily emerged in her mind, throwing a tantrum in front of this orphan who was a few years younger than her and was still just a little girl at the time.

Mother Qu: ...

"So later I stopped telling her directly and started looking for her myself. I posted a missing person notice in a children's magazine and learned indirectly that she was abducted in Yuzhou. I asked a police officer I knew to help me contact the police in Yuzhou to see if there were any clues. In short, I waited for a long time because you were not in Yuzhou at the time, and there were too many parents who registered missing children every year. But anyway, thanks to your active efforts in looking for her, I finally got your news."

Ye Kong said: "At that time, you were temporarily stationed in another city to find someone. I brought her to find you and forcibly dropped her off at your door. After that, you knew everything."

Ye Kong said that he had finished speaking.

Looking at the woman opposite her with tears welling up in her eyes, she said, "I know you are a good mother, and I know it's not entirely your fault that she was abducted. And you don't need me to say this, you already feel guilty enough, feel heartbroken enough, and love her enough - but like I said just now, this behavior is just out of my selfishness."

"I hope you can always remember that even if she has taken off her mask now, she shouldn't have endured all those years of fear and anxiety and fear—" The girl's eyes were calm, but deep inside was a cold and inhumane sea. "I hope you can feel more guilty, remember her past experiences forever, be happy for her happiness, but never hurt her, and don't let her be sad because of you."

"Because no matter what," she shrugged, "the chance of a lost treasure returning to you is very small. I hope you can cherish it."

Mother Qu: ...

It felt like the person sitting in front of her was not a little girl in her twenties, but a mature and intimidating elder, and even Qu Wu's former guardian.

After hearing these threatening words, the tears on Qu's mother's face slowed down a little: "You...is this a request to me?"

"Forget it." Ye Kong raised his eyebrows and said, "Although Qu Wu doesn't owe me anything, I think you should still owe me - what do you think?"

Mother Qu: ...

He really has no awareness of being a junior, yet it seems natural to others.

And it's very double standard.

Mother Qu still had tears on her face, but she smiled: "I know, I do owe you, and I may never be able to repay this debt in my lifetime, so I agree to your request - you are right, not everyone can find a treasure after it is lost. If it weren't for you, if it weren't for Awu's persistence, I would never have been this lucky person, so of course I have to agree to you!"

She sniffed and wiped her face, even raising her finger to swear. Ye Kong was stunned for a moment and quickly stopped her: "I know, you don't have to swear."

The girl touched her nose and muttered, "It feels weird."

Mother Qu laughed out loud again.

Ye Kong drank another cup of tea, and said after finishing it: "Okay, that's all I have to say. Thank you for breakfast."

She stood up and prepared to leave, but was stopped by Qu's mother.

"Is there anything else you haven't said?"

Ye Kong was stunned and turned to look at her.

"Before you sent Awu to my door, did you secretly come to see me?"

"..."

"I never recalled this incident before, but now that you mentioned it, it suddenly occurred to me - before that huge surprise came, I had a strange feeling of being spied on for several days."

"..."

"At that time, in order to find Ah Wu, I temporarily rented a house in Yunzhou City. Because I was busy posting notices everywhere, working, and going in and out of the police station, I was very tired every day. I almost floated back to the rental house every day. So even if I felt that someone was following me or peeking at me, I was too lazy to care. I was too tired. I even thought that if someone dared to provoke me at this time, I would stab him to death without hesitation. So I didn't care at all, even if I was unhappy. "

Recalling that time, a look of resistance and pain appeared in Qu's mother's eyes again, but the next second the pain faded. She looked up at Ye Kong who was standing there with a bit of amusement: "Until one time I couldn't bear it anymore and looked back - that person immediately retracted his head, but my anger subsided immediately. Guess why?"

"..."

"Because although I couldn't see the face clearly, based on the height of the head, I judged that it was a child, a little girl."

"..."